EDITOR'S PICKS Burger King Wants to Change the Way Cows Eat, Reducing Emissions by 33%by T.L. StanleyBurger King Wants to Change the Way Cows Eat, Reducing Emissions by 33%by T.L. StanleyBurger King Wants to Change the Way Cows Eat, Reducing Emissions by 33%by T.L. StanleyBurger King Wants to Change the Way Cows Eat, Reducing Emissions by 33%by T.L. StanleyFood & BeverageWhite Castle Just Hired a New Fry Guy—and It’s a Robotby Robert KlaraPackaging DesignStone’s Upside-Down Labels Aren’t a Mistake. They’re the Brewer’s First Ad Campaignby David GrinerStreaming & OTTNBCU’s Peacock Is ‘on the Right Path’ Ahead of Debut, Says Chairmanby Kelsey SuttonSustainabilityVerizon Commits to Carbon Neutral Operations by 2035 in New Business Planby Kathryn LundstromWhat Going Dark on Facebook Really Means for Your BrandJuly has inadvertently become a time to experiment. 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